Cigar Room (Problem with the wood Texture)

[Keen098]

Studio/Institution: Student
Client: /
Genre: Retail Interior
Software: Sketchup 8 and Vray 1,49.01
Website: http:///
Description:

Hello Everybody,

 

Another Picture, another Problem. Im trying to render a Interior szene, but i have huge

problems with the "wodden" materials.

 

Every kind of "wood" materila, for example on the "cigar table" have a white film, it looks

like a white fog over the material. So what can i do to make the material look like it should

look... ?

 

 

The Used HQ Wenge Texture... The Table shut looks these way...

 

 

 

 

 

Best Regards

Keen

Edited July 30, 2011 by Keen098

[AubreyM]

What kind of map are you using to apply that black design on the table? mix map, composite?

Posting your material settings would help. From here it doesn't look like a white film, it looks like a grey material.

[Keen098]

Hello,

 

Im Using a Arroway "Wenge" Diffuse map, a Bump map and a refelctivity map in these szene.

The only Layer i use is a reflection Layer, with 0,8 Higlight and 0,8 Glosiness.

 

 

But i think it have nothing to do with the maps, because when im using a simple brown color

i become the same "grey or white film" on the model.

 

This is the render without the reflection Layer "texfrensl" just with the diffuse map.

I have the same problem with the chrome material "vismat data" under the sofa is a silver part

that shut be chrome...

 

 

Edited July 30, 2011 by Keen098

[Red33]

I think the film you're referring to is the reflection. I typically use a fresnel reflection with the map in the perpendicular slot. You should also increase your subdivisions. Hope this helps!